IMRO | Pulse College Scoring for Film & TV Seminar with Richard Bellis
Richard Bellis is an Emmy Award winning composer for his score on Stephen King’s “IT” and a nomination for HBO’s “Doublecrossed” starring Dennis Hopper. In addition to his film-scoring career, Bellis is a past president of the Society of Composers & Lyricists; served on the faculty of the University of Southern California, where he lectured for the past 11 years in the Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television program; and served on the Board of Governors for the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Bellis currently serves on the Board of Directors of ASCAP.
Application Procedure:
For bookings and further details contact: Ashleigh Kennedy at Pulse College: email: Ashleigh.kennedy@nullpulsecollege.eu
Participant Profile:
This course is targeted at composers who wish to advance their careers and learn more about promoting themselves in the industry.
Seminar Profile:
In a time of great sophistication in film, television and game production, why is music (arguably the most artificial element of film making) still an essential component? What does it bring to the audience that no other aspect of production or post-production can? Exploring the answer to this question allows the screen composer to better serve the production, the filmmaker and the audience.
The Director/Composer relationship: This working relationship is our responsibility not the director’s. There are many interviews with “A-List” directors and composers but what if you and your director are not on the A-list yet? Without the same resources (financial and schedule-wise) the relationship becomes even more important and often more complex. How can we overcome “temp love”, “striping” and unrealistic time and budget demands. How do we prepare the filmmaker to like our music?
